Frequently asked questions.

Honestly, it varies a lot — the base condition, the size, drainage and groundworks all move the number. Rather than guess, the team prices each project after understanding the site. If you tell us the sport, rough size and location, we'll get them to put some indicative figures together for you.

Because a headline price would be misleading. Cost swings enormously with area, base condition, drainage, groundworks, line markings, colour, access and location. We'd rather give you a real figure for your site than a number you can't rely on — so every project is priced individually after a survey.

Both are confirmed per project. Warranty terms and a realistic timeline depend on the product, the groundworks and the season — you'll have them in writing before anything is committed, so there are no vague promises.

We supply the surfacing product and arrange the installation for you through our network of specialist installers — so you get a finished surface without having to source a separate contractor. The install itself is carried out by vetted experts we work with. Tell us a bit about your project and we'll walk you through how it works.

It depends on your site, so it's confirmed per project. The base — tarmac or concrete, drainage and falls — is most of what determines how long a surface lasts, which is exactly why the survey covers it in detail before anything's agreed.

It's a simple four-step flow: you tell us about the project, the team surveys the site and recommends the right product, we supply it and arrange a vetted installer, and you're handed a finished surface. There's a full walk-through on our How it works page.

For basketball, tennis, badminton and multi-use, the Silicon PU (SPU) court product is the go-to — it's cushioned, plays well and it's kind on players' joints. It also carries ITF certification, which matters if tennis is in the mix. Want us to pass your court details to the team?

A poured (cast-in-place) PU track is laid seamlessly on site; a prefabricated track comes as factory-made rolls for very consistent performance and a quicker, cleaner install. There's also a semi-prefabricated (SPUR) option that combines a prefab cushion with a seamless poured top. Which suits you depends on budget, performance level and your install window — the team can walk you through it.

The synthetic track range carries World Athletics (formerly IAAF) certification, which is the benchmark for sanctioned competition. Whether a given installation is certified also depends on the base and the build, so the team will confirm what's achievable for your site.

That's exactly what we're for. Tell us the sport, roughly the size and where you are, and we'll point you to the right product. Our Products page also has a "which surface for what you're building" guide to get you started.

Yes — we're based in Coventry and cover the whole of the UK. If you let us know your location, we'll get the team to follow up with next steps.

Often yes — it depends on the condition of the existing surface and base. Tell us what you've got and roughly where you are, and we'll get the team to assess whether resurfacing or a rebuild makes more sense.

Absolutely — that's a quick route. Send us the product and the site and we'll get you technical spec, standards and coverage, with lead times confirmed per project. There's a dedicated section for the trade on our Sectors page.